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Tied on Taiwan
Discusses China- Taiwan relations, as well as how US foreign policy affects these two nations. By Dan Blumenthal, Gary Schmitt. (AEI 7/21/05) Read More...


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Wishful Thinking in Our Time
Discusses China's relationship with the US and WTO, as well as recent economic growth. By Dan Blumenthal, Gary Schmitt. (AEI 8/01/05) Read More...


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Rewarding Terror Just Causes More Terror
Discusses US foreign policy in Iraq, and what the US should do to maintain peace within Iraq and allow it to become efficiently self-governing. By Michael Rubin. (AEI 7/25/05) Read More...


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Public Opinion on the War with Iraq
Discusses the public's opinion of the war in Iraq, and what should be done. By Karlyn H. Bowman. (AEI 7/22/05) Read More...


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Rethinking UN Reform
Discusses UN policy reform in perspective to Israel, and to prevent anti-Israeli sentiments in the Middle East. By Newt Gingrich, Peter Oppenheim. (AEI 7/22/05) Read More...


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The U.S. should make politics, not war, in Iraq
Jeffrey Sachs is professor of economics and director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University. (Daily Star, August 2, 2005) Read More...


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A Golden Opportunity Squandered
With the Israeli pullout looming, the new Palestinian authorities are promising to rein in extremists who threaten to attack the withdrawing settlers and soldiers -- but so far their efforts have been... Read More...


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Iranian Fission
Discusses tensions between Sunnis and Shiites within Iran. By Michael A. Ledeen. (AEI 8/01/05) Read More...


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Chinese Power Play
Discusses China's decision for trade with African countries in order to broaden their economic horizon. By Thomas Donnelly, Melissa Wisner. (AEI, 8/01/05) Read More...


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Closer Ties with China
Discusses the US- China relationship. By Chris Davis. (AEI 7/25/05) Read More...


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Switched Off in Basra
Despite positive signs, security sector reform in Iraq is failing the very people it is intended to serve: average Iraqis who simply want to go about their lives. By Steven Vincent (New York Times, 7/... Read More...


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IA-Forum Interview: Mr. Paul Hughes
International Affairs Forum speaks about Iraq border issues with Mr. Paul Hughes, the Iraq program officer in the Peace and Stability Operations Program for the US Institute for Peace. Mr. Hughes is ... Read More...


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Platinum Bonds
Discusses China's recent deal with Zimbabwe for rights to minerals in exchange for giving Zimbabwe finance in ferrochrome production, irrigation projects, power plants, and transport. By Roger Bate. (... Read More...


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Market Comrades
Discusses China's decision to revalue the yuan, as well as its own recent booming economic growth. By R. Glenn Hubbard. (AEI 7/26/05) Read More...


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NEWSMAKER: Condoleezza Rice
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice speaks with Jim Lehrer about the North Korea six-party talks, Iraq, and the crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan. by Jim Lehrer (Online NewsHour, 28 Jul 2005.) Read More...


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Not One Claim Was True
Discusses the second Bush term, the war in Iraq, and the war against terrorism. By Joseph Cirincione. (Carnegie Endowment 1/10/05) Read More...


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Why is China Growing So Slowly?
Discusses China's economic growth, and whether or not it should have happened more rapidly or less rapidly in the given time period. By Martin Wolf. (1/01/05) Read More...


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Lifting All Boats
Discusses how China's rapid economic growth is affecting various other poorer nations. By Homi Kharas. (Carnegie Endowment 1/01/05) Read More...


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Dangerous Denials
Discusses China's economic growth as well as its socialist government. By Minxin Pei. (Carnegie Endowment 1/01/05) Read More...


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Clash of the Titans
Discusses US - China relations, as well as China's recent economic growth and government policies. By Zbigniew Brzezinski, John Mearsheimer. (Carnegie Endowment 1/01/05) Read More...


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The Once and Future China
Discusses China's political and economic transformation over the years. By Jonathan Spence. (Carnegie Endowment 1/01/05) Read More...


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Can the Iraqi elections save the state?
Discusses how elections in Iraq might help bring about democracy throughout the nation. By Marina S. Ottaway. (Carnegie Endowment 1/30/05) Read More...


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Ukraine's Lesson for Putin: Does Russia's president face the same kind of upheaval?
Discusses how Ukraine's Orange Revolution effects Russia. Primarily analyzes Ukrainian president Yushchenko's rise to power and what that means for Russia. By Jim Hoagland. (Carnegie Endowment 1/27/05... Read More...


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A Higher Realism
Discusses the Bush administration's mission in the Middle East, and decision to stay away from Russia and China's nondemocratic practices. By Robert Kagan. (Carnegie Endowment 1/23/05) Read More...


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Putin's Harder Edge
Discusses Russia's relations with Ukraine. By Masha Lipman. (Carnegie Endowment 1/18/05) Read More...


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The Russian president's second term disaster
Discusses Russian president's second term. By Anders Aslund. (Carnegie Endowment 1/17/05) Read More...


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A window of opportunity
Discusses the authority of the Palestinian National Authority, or PNA. By Husain Haqqani. (Carnegie Endowment 1/15/05) Read More...


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Samodur Dreams
Discusses Vladimir Putin's recent political decisions and policies in relation to Russia itself, as well as Chechnya. By Anatol Lieven. (Carnegie Endowment 1/14/05) Read More...


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IA-Forum Interviews: Dr. Al Shaky, Zainab Al-Suwaij, and Mary Larkin
IA-Forum discusses the Iraq constitution and Iraqi women's rights with Iraqi Minister of State for Women’s Affairs Dr. Azhar Abdul Karim Al Shakly, Zainab Al-Suwaij, Executive Director of the American... Read More...


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Dealing With Putin
Discusses what the Bush administration must do to stop nuclear proliferation, arms reduction, etc. with Russia. By Michael A. McFaul, James Goldgeier. (Carnegie Endowment 2/18/05) Read More...


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